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Mel B and Eddie Murphy’s Child Turns 18 Years Old — See the Rare Photos!
Eddie Murphy and the former Spice Girl briefly dated in 2006.
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Aside From Kendrick Lamar, Other Celebs Who Used Their Platform To Inspire Action and Change
From Taraji P. Henson to Sidney Poitier, these influential figures have used their platform for causes bigger than themselves.
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2024 Presidential Election Got You Stressed Out? Wise Words From These Black Icons Just Might Help
From Toni Morrison to Martin Luther King Jr., leaders of the past always knew what to say during tough times. We need their wisdom now more than ever.
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James Earl Jones’ Comments Dissing Black Women Resurfaced and Black Twitter is Outraged and Confused
The internet is calling Jones “anti-Black,” “misogynistic,” and “colorist” after discovering a series of old interviews.
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Ex-NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Isn’t Divorced, But He’s Doing His Thing in These NYC Streets
The Will and Jada Smith of Politics? Former NYC and his wife have been seen living their best lives since publicly uncoupling and oversharing the details.
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The ‘We Are the World’ Doc Spills Major Tea About Michael Jackson, Prince, Al Jarreau, And More
Thanks to a new documentary on Netflix, we now have a better idea on how the ‘greatest night in pop’ actually went down.
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2023 Primetime Emmys: The Best and Worst Moments of the ‘Chocolate Emmys’
Quinta Brunson, Ayo Edebiri, Marla Gibbs, the ‘Martin’ cast and Niecy Nash-Betts led a night of Black Excellence at the 75th Primetime Emmys.
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Six Things You Didn’t Know About The Original March on Washington
Sixty years-ago, more than a quarter million people participated in the March on Washington. But do you know how long it took to get them there?
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Black Celeb Activists Who Used Their Fame To Fight for a Better Black America
From Sidney Poiter to John Legend, these influential figures continue to use their platform for causes bigger than themselves.
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Thank You For Your Service: Cheers To These Black Celeb Veterans On 75th Anniversary of the Military’s Integration
President Harry Truman’s desegregation of the Armed Forces allowed some of our faves to enlist.